As they used to say before Goosebumps: 'Viewer beware, you're in for a scare.' Or at least some unsettling feelings.
It's now more than half way through September, which means only one thing: Spook Season is in full effect.And to celebrate the arrival of Halloween time, I decided to see if I could find some spooky stories. This lead me to stumbling across this
"I asked her about it a few years ago and she denied that it happened for a bit and then admitted that it had happened two more times that year and then stopped, but she didn't want to discuss it any more.
They came over and inspected the house. There was zero signs of break in, nothing was touched and nothing was stolen. Our house had an alarm on it, so there is no way someone could have come into the house without setting off the alarm. No one has ever believed that story besides the people I was with. I don't really care, because I know that it happened. I haven't touched a board since and never will."Spirit-world game and witchcraft concept with a black magic board used on seances to invoke the spirits of the dead and talking to ghosts"When I was about 6, I had a dream that I was alone and scared on a plane. I was looking around the plane for my parents, and instead saw my grandmother.
Then the DEEPEST, wolfish, male voice I've never heard before or since says right into my right ear, 'Tell her NOTHING.' Not threatening, just giving very clear instruction.
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